Areas served

Trust & Estate Litigation Attorneys in Davis County

The firm’s own county. Our office is in Centerville, a few minutes from the courthouse in Farmington.

TMoss Law represents trustees, executors, personal representatives, beneficiaries, and heirs throughout Davis County. Contested trust, estate and probate matters arising in Davis are heard in the Second District Court, which sits in Farmington.

We act for the side that has the documents and for the side that cannot get them. That means compelling an accounting a trustee will not give, challenging an amendment signed too late and under too much pressure, defending a fiduciary against claims that mistake an unpopular decision for a breach, and untangling real property that several people believe they inherited.

How we can help

Every matter below is handled from this office, wherever in Utah it is filed.

Results in Davis County

$15M

Contested trust — Bountiful

Successfully represented client in Bountiful, UT, as beneficiary of a contested trust case to inherit multiple properties located in Davis County, Salt Lake County, Wasatch County, and Weber County collectively valued over $15 million.

$750K

Defense against disinheritance — Layton

Successfully dismissed contested trust and estate litigation matter for client in Layton, UT, defending against meritless claim to disinherit client of real estate valued at over $750,000.

$750K

Contested probate — Clinton

Represented client in contested probate litigation matter in Clinton, UT to obtain favorable settlement of real estate and cash accounts valued over $750,000, including guns and other cherished memorabilia.

$500K

Cash and retirement accounts — Farmington

Obtained favorable settlement in intensely contested trust and estate litigation matter for client in Farmington, UT concerning approximately $500,000 in cash and retirement accounts.

$150K

Cash accounts — Syracuse

Successfully obtained over $150,000 in cash accounts for clients in Syracuse, UT in contested trust and estate litigation matter.

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome and do not predict the result of any future legal matter. Every case turns on its own facts. This page may be considered attorney advertising under the Utah Rules of Professional Conduct.

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